Exchange Rates

Rates are fetched from ExchangeRate-API and cached for 6 hours. This ensures fast page loads while keeping data reasonably current for informational purposes.

Use the "Base currency" dropdown at the top of the table. The most common currencies for your language are listed. All rates in the table will recalculate relative to your chosen base.

Click the "Currency" column header to sort alphabetically by currency code. Click the rate column header (e.g. "1 USD =") to sort by rate value. Click again to reverse the sort direction.

The rates are for informational purposes only and may differ from bank or exchange office rates. Always check with your financial institution before making currency transactions.

The table shows all currencies available from ExchangeRate-API — typically 160 or more, including major, minor, and exotic currencies from around the world.

A pegged currency (fixed exchange rate) is officially tied to another currency at a set rate. Examples: HKD is pegged to USD at ~7.8, SAR to USD at 3.75, AED to USD at 3.67. Their rates in the table barely change day-to-day.

Some currencies have historically accumulated inflation, resulting in very large denominations. For example, 1 USD ≈ 16,000+ Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), ≈ 26,000 Vietnamese Dong (VND), or ≈ 12,000 Uzbekistani Som (UZS). This is normal and does not indicate weakness.

Exotic currencies are those from smaller or emerging economies with lower trading volume — such as the Mongolian Tugrik (MNT), Cambodian Riel (KHR), or Fijian Dollar (FJD). They may have wider spreads and less liquidity in actual trading.

Type the currency code (e.g. "EUR") or the full name (e.g. "Euro") in the search box above the table. The table filters in real time to show only matching results.

The exchange rates table shows all 160+ currencies at once relative to one base currency, making it ideal for comparisons. The currency converter lets you input a specific amount and convert between any two currencies, showing the exact result.